Showing posts with label family dentistry west seattle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family dentistry west seattle. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

What do you love about Smiles By Bond?

From your very first visit to Smiles By Bond Dr. Jeffrey Bond and his team strive to provide superior treatment in a pleasant, friendly atmosphere. We thought we’d ask you, our wonderful patients: Have you been especially impressed by Dr. Bond's work? Did our team go out of their way to make your day? Are you in love with your new smile?

Whether you’ve just come in for a consultation or your family has been visiting our office for years, we’d love to hear your feedback. Or, you can tell us by posting on our Facebook page or by giving us a call!

Thank you,

The team at Smiles By Bond

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

What are you reading this summer?

With summer in full swing, all of us at Smiles by Bond wanted to remind our patients about the importance of reading. Sure it’s easy to keep putting off reading this time of year, but reading during the summer is a vital step in brain development and warding off the dreaded “summer slide.” Plus, it's fun!

Today, we thought we’d ask: What's on YOUR summer reading list? What are some of your all-time favorites? Out of ideas for great summer reads? Ask us for suggestions, and our staff (and Dr. Bond) would be happy to provide a few suggestions. You may also ask a local librarian for some ideas or check out these summer reading ideas that we came across today, courtesy of Barnes & Noble.

Happy reading! Be sure to share with us your summer picks or your all-time favorites on our Facebook page!

Friday, July 1, 2011

Smiles By Bond Asks: What are you up to this 4th of July?

This coming Monday, July 4th, is Independence Day and the United States of America will be turning 235 years old! It’s a day to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence and also a time for every American to pay homage to our soldiers, past and present, who have placed themselves in harm’s way so that we may continue to enjoy our freedom.

Dr. Bond and team will be celebrating this Monday and we would like to know, what are your plans for the 4th of July? Will you be out in the sun? Have you stocked up on fireworks? Are you going to grill up your favorite summer foods? Are you staying in town or heading somewhere else? If you have a 4th of July tradition, we would love to hear about it.

Whatever you plan to do, Smiles By Bond hopes you have a fun and safe holiday! Feel free to upload your 4th of July photos to our Facebook page and let us know how your Independence Day turned out this year.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

What do you LOVE about Seattle?

Dr. Bond, your West Seattle dentist, is situated around some pretty unique neighborhoods. Each is special with its own personality, created by the people and places (and our amazing patients) living within.

Today, Dr. Bond and our team thought we'd ask: What are your favorite things about Seattle? Is there a local event you attend every year? Do you have a favorite eatery? Perhaps a favorite getaway in Washington?

Please feel free to share some information about your favorite local hang-outs in West Seattle, and everything you love best about “your neck of the woods” in Washington.

If you need to schedule your next appointment, give us a call! Have a great week!

Friday, April 22, 2011

Today marks the 41st anniversary of Earth Day

Whether lending your helping hand to plant trees or grasses or getting out volunteering in various projects in the West Seattle area, today was our opportunity to get involved in making our year-round impact in the community. Smiles by Bond wants to know: Did you make a difference today? Tell us, what Earth Day-related activities did you accomplish? How long have you participated in helping our community and planet?

At Smiles by Bond, we support Earth Day, which marks its 41th anniversary today and is designed to inspire awareness and appreciation for our environment and ecosystem. If you’d like to join the millions of people around the world who are making small but important changes to help sustain our ecosystem, try these helpful environmental tips, courtesy of the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Enjoy!

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

New patient offers with Dr. Jeffrey Bond!


At Smiles by Bond, we strive to provide exceptional cosmetic, implant, and general dentistry in a welcoming, friendly atmosphere. To welcome new patients, Dr. Bond has a very special new patient offer.

Simply visit the new patient page of our website, and print out our new patient coupon. New patients can receive either a Sonicare toothbrush ($75.00 value), or a teeth whitening take home tray kit ($150.00 value). Both of these offers are valid after completion of your initial evaluation, necessary x-rays and teeth cleaning.

This is our way of saying thanks for choosing our office and becoming a new patient!

Thursday, February 17, 2011

What helps you relax at Smiles by Bond?

Our team at Smiles by Bond knows that not everyone is thrilled to see the dentist. But we strive to bring you the best and most comforting experience at each visit. We’d like to know: What is it about Smiles by Bond that makes you comfortable or puts you at ease? Is it something about our pleasant office environment? Our friendly staff or Dr. Bond?

We would love to hear your story here, or on our Facebook page!

Friday, February 4, 2011

Smiles by Bond supports National Children’s Dental Health Month

With February being National Children's Dental Health Month, our team at Smiles By Bond thought we'd share a few good oral hygiene tips with our patients, courtesy of the American Dental Association, or ADA.

• Teeth brushing techniques: It takes only two minutes to properly brush, using short, gentle strokes and devoting extra attention to the gumline, areas around fillings and hard-to-reach areas such as the back teeth.
• Flossing: hold the floss snugly between thumbs and index finger and place between each of the teeth, making sure to go beneath the gumline and curving the floss around the base of each tooth.
• Snack wisely: choose healthy snacks such as vegetables, fruits and cheese and avoid sticky, chewy candies that can stick to the teeth. If you eat these snacks, make sure to brush after doing so.
• Carbonated or sugary drinks: these beverages create acids that can damage the teeth when mixed with saliva, so they should be avoided altogether. When drinking one of these beverages, avoid sipping on it throughout the day. Rather, have a drink and then brush your teeth.
• Regular dental visits: You should visit us regularly (approximately every six months).


National Children's Dental Health Month, now in its 61st year, aims to increase awareness about the importance of kids' oral health. If you have any questions about keeping your mouth healthy, or about your treatment with Smiles By Bond, please feel free to give us a call!

Friday, January 21, 2011

Dr. Bond debunks the rumors about swallowed gum

At Smiles By Bond we know the rumors going around—mostly among young people—that once you swallow a piece of chewing gum it will stake a claim and take up residency in your stomach for at least seven years! We really hate to take all the fun out of the mystery, but the truth is that chewing gum, when swallowed, will enter the stomach and move through the digestive system just like any other piece of food and leave the body long before seven years! So, if you ever have accidentally swallowed a piece of gum, there is no need to worry!

This being said, gum does not have any dietary benefits, so while it’s not harmful to swallow, you still want to avoid swallowing it. If you are a gum-chewer, make sure you chew sugarless gum, because gum with sugar can lead to cavities. Sugarless gum still has the same amount of flavor, but with less cavity causing ingredients. You see, when the bacterium in your mouth breaks down sugar, what’s left behind is acid. This acid eats away at the enamel coating of your teeth, causing holes that we call cavities. Cavities can lead to other long term mouth problems if they are not treated in time, so it is best to try and avoid overexposing your teeth to too many harmful substances!

Happy (sugar-free) gum chewing!